Новости

Two hot-water boilers with total output of 151 MW started operation on the site of the station. The PGU-200 combined cycle power station will consist of two Ansaldo Energia V64.3À gas turbines, two Pr-100/14.8-9.4/0.85-535/245 heat-recovery steam generators (Podolsk machine-building plant) and Siemens SST-600 steam turbine.

 

13/04/2011

Tp-100/110-8,8 steam turbine was manufactured and supplied by Ural Turbine Plant. It has two cylinders with pressure of 8,8 MPa and output of 100 MW. It replaced K-100 steam turbine destroyed during the conflagration. Steam turbine power plant is equipped with TF-110 electric generator delivered by NPO Elsib. General designer of the project is Engineering Center of UES. Tp-100 steam turbine was developed on the base of Tp-115/120-130-5 and is used for thermal power stations with great load for steam extraction for central heating.

11/04/2011

The station was commissioned at the end of last year. The station was constructed by Iskra-Energetika JSC under turn-key contract. The customer for the project is Gazpromneft-Khantos Ltd.

The station consists of 8 EGES-12S developed by NPO Iskra JSC and manufactured by Iskra-Energetika JSC. EGES-12S power unit rated at 12 MW was designed around GTU-12PG-2 gas turbine power plant developed by Aviadvigatel JSC and produced by Perm Engine Plant JSC.

Priobskoye oil and gas field is the main field of Gazproneft. It ensures more than 20 % of oil and gas extraction by the company.

 

29/03/2011

GE has introduced its 4.1-113 wind turbine, a four-megawatt class machine that is optimized for offshore use and is designed to bring a new level of reliability to the offshore wind industry. GE has signed a contract to supply a 4.1-113 wind turbine, along with associated services, to Göteborg Energi for installation in the Gothenburg, Sweden harbor in the second half of 2011, GE announced at the European Wind Energy Association’s EWEA 2011 today. This project is supported by the Swedish Energy Agency through its technology program, demonstrating its interest in leading offshore technology.

With fewer moving parts, the direct-drive technology provides a simple, reliable design with built-in redundancy and partial operation for major components, all focused on keeping turbines operating reliably at sea. The direct-drive technology eliminates costly gearbox parts, lowering operating expenses, and also relies on an innovative modular approach to maximize in-situ repair and reduce the need for large repair vessels. The 4.1-113 blade design is optimized to maximize energy capture.

30/03/2011

Siemens Energy will deliver 35 wind turbines to Minnesota Power for its Bison 2 wind energy centre near North Dakota, US.

The firm will provide transportation, erection and commissioning of the SWT-3.0-101 direct drive wind turbines and a three-year service and maintenance agreement.

Siemens will begin delivering the wind turbines in August 2012, and the wind power plant will become commercially operational by the end of 2012.

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31/03/2011

PowerWind GmbH has sold another 10 wind turbines to Bulgaria. The German manufacturer is thus strengthening its position in the Bulgarian community segment with project sizes of up to 10 MW. The turbines of the type PowerWind 56 with a rated  power output each of 900 kilowatt will be installed by the end of 2011 at various locations on the Black Sea (Hadji Dimitar, Poruchik Chunchevo) and further inland (Stara Kresna, Stara Zagora).

Five of the turbines are for the experienced Bulgarian project developer MTK Group, three for the company Ruah ODD and two for Trakia Ecoenergia Ltd.

22/03/2011

REpower Systems AG introduced a turbine of the three-megawatt class with a hub height of 143 meters. With its 114 meter rotor diameter and a rated power of 3.2 megawatts (MW), the REpower 3.2M114 can optimally utilize the potential of low-wind locations.

For the 3.2M114 with a hub height of 143 meters, a hybrid tower made of concrete and steel is used, which is erected in segments. With high hub heights, this process is more economical than with a traditional steel tower. The production principle also allows the turbine to be easily dismantled. At the end of 2010, two type 3.4M104 three-megawatt turbines with a hybrid tower 128 meters in height were first erected as part of the Clauen (Germany) project. A prototype of the 3.2M114 with a hub height of 93 meters and a steel tube tower will first be erected at the end of 2011.

16/03/2011